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Grateful Dead Live at 46th Street Rock Palace on 1970-11-11

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1970-11-11 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Item Size: 1.2G

Set 1: Casey Jones, Me & My Uncle, Cold Rain & Snow, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Big Railroad Blues, Mama Tried, It Hurts Me Too, Cryptical Envelopment > Drums > The Other One > Cryptical Envelopment > Sugar Magnolia, Hard To Handle, Truckin'

Set 2: Good Lovin' > Drums > Jam > La Bamba > Good Lovin', Cumberland Blues, Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad *, announcements, John's Other *, Uncle Sam Blues *, Around & Around *, Ode To Billie Dean *, Not Fade Away * > Hey Bo Diddley Jam * > Who Do You Love * > Jam * > Drums * > Jam % *, Come Back Baby *

Notes

* with Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady, & Papa John Creach

This is a remaster of shnid 17081.

I haven't attempted to do any additional work on the pitch problems although Truckin', in particular, is badly in need of some attention. My interest was to try and improve the overall sound of the show. I have done this by remixing the channels and then using various plugins, in conjunction with Wavelab. Some minor artifacts have also been repaired.

Thanks Agent67, without whom......

Addeddate: 2005-12-17 09:54:05

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: gd70-11-11.aud.sirmick.31154.sbeok.flacf

Lineage: Audience > MC > Cass (4 gens) > DAT > CD > EAC > SHN > wav > FLAC16

Location: Brooklyn, NY

Shndiscs: 2

Source: Audience: Unknown Mics (remaster)

Transferred by: SIRMick

Type: sound

Venue: 46th Street Rock Palace

Year: 1970

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Reviewer: deadheadnedwhite - - November 14, 2020
Subject: good to hear this

good to hear, but difficult listening.
as i always say, we Deadheads learn to listen past the noise.
upgraded one star for the unique situation.

Reviewer: Sparklemahn - - November 11, 2019
Subject: For TRUE Heads only

Sure you give this show a poor rating if you're not DEAD to the core! But I give it the highest rating: incredible set list and very well played. Bozos: no-no. Dead to the core: Yabadabadoo!

Reviewer: philside92 - - October 30, 2011
Subject: probably a great show to have been at

i wish this sounded better, because with a little effort you can tell that it was probably a damn fine show. would love to hear that la bamba quote in a better form someday.

Reviewer: NYLifer - - November 11, 2009
Subject: Has it's moments

Very nice transition from Cryptical -> Sugar Mags

Hard to give it more than 2 stars.

Reviewer: kingaiko - - January 10, 2009
Subject: It's a Smoker

Just needs a little eq and it sounds fine; about what you'd expect considering the lineage. Personally I'm grateful to have this unique show.
Thank You! Five stars to offset the other bozos.

Reviewer: Chris U. - - December 6, 2008
Subject: Fail

Reviewer: thelegroom - - December 6, 2008
Subject: People Aren't Going to Believe this Tape

Thanx SirMick. During Come Back Baby, presumably the taper, states the title of this review. 38 years later I can say I appreciate your efforts. I have the worst sounding Dead tape ever in my collection, as a reference. While the sound at times, John's Other, is bloomin' awful, some of it isn't too bad. As a dead head you need to at least hear it. I am opening my radio show this week with Ode to Billie Dean, which sounds pretty good actually! Peace

Reviewer: CoolFool - - March 21, 2007
Subject: Nicely Done

If this is indeed oneof teh NYC shows with Jorma then well done and thank you very much.

Reviewer: darazn1 - - February 18, 2006
Subject: Could be a bit more warped

Checked out the La Bamba. It's definitely here. Never heard a worse recording in my life. If you're into strange ambience and twistedness, this one's for you. 0 stars.

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